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Sister Sin |
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| Naionality |
Swedish |
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| Famous for |
singing |
Sister Sin is a female-fronted "old-school metal" band from Gothenburg, Sweden.
The group was formed in 2002 and released various recordings via smaller indie labels. They issued their first non-indie album Switchblade Serenades via Victory Records in October 2008; it reached number 107 on Top Heatseekers in the first week of release in the US. The band performed two US national tours in support of the album, with bands like Motorhead, Otep, and Ill Niño. Sister Sin also toured Europe with Arch Enemy and played at festivals like Sweden Rock and Norway Rock. In early 2010 they recorded a follow-up album entitled True Sound Of The Underground with producer Henrik Edenhed (of Dead by April, Lambretta etc.). which landed on number 96 at Top Heatseekers in the United States on June 22nd 2010
Later that year the band parted ways with bassist Benton Wiberg, due to his inability to tour. The band recruited Strandh as a new bassist and toured Europe with Lordi. Two US tours followed, first with Straight Line Stitch, System Divide and In This Moment, then with Blackguard, Destrophy and Otep.
Sister Sin again toured Europe in fall 2011 as special guest for U.D.O. supporting their single "Rock 'N Roll", featuring German metal queen Doro Pesch.
Sister Sin in there U.S Tour is set to play with Filter The Fallen, March 1st at fubar in st.louis missouri.
The band's fourth album Now and Forever was released October 23, 2012 via Victory Records worldwide. The album was mixed by Cameron Webb (Motorhead, Social Distortion, Danzig)
